Libyan rival factions agree to elections, ending 6-year military standoff
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After six years of military standoff between rival Libyan factions controlling Tripoli and Tobruk, the UN-backed agreement was signed Sunday at the UN Support Mission in Tripoli, committing both sides to elections and addressing the first two milestones of the Libyan Political Roadmap following over 2 years of UN negotiation.
The article notes this is the signing of an agreement to hold elections; implementation and actual voting dates are not yet specified in the text provided.
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